Ok, this guy can make a smaller boat than we can but let’s see him make it radio controlled.
http://www.willard-wigan.com/art.html
(Brett, maybe he can help with your microyachts.)
I had the good fortune to meet Willard one afternoon at a model railway exhibition in the north of England. He stopped by my booth and asked if I knew where the ‘Swann Morton’ craft knife stand was located. He casually slipped out a carved grain of rice… we were suitable amazed and he went on his way. Over the years since I have watched his work on Swann Morton’s web site so presumably he found them 
Good find John!
Graham
Hi Graham…I didn’t know you had an interest in model trains. Here’s an idea for you. I’m hosting the Footy Region 1 Championship on August 26. On 8/29 - 9/1 the National Narrow Guage Convention is being held 2 hours from here in Portland, ME. My wife probably wouldn’t charge a very high rate for an overnighter bringing his own sleeping bag!
Bill H
august 26th… hmm, where are you thinking you are gonna do this?
I almost missed this one Bill, thank you for the kind offer. The end of august should see me in England though for my daughter’s university graduation… so I will be otherwise engaged.
I used to be heavily into garden railways, building custom cars and importing American garden rail items into the UK which I sold around the many weekend exhibitions. The delights of a small country with lots of people… most winter weekends there would be a decent exhibition within driving distance, happy days
I just bought a Bachmann 0-4-2 Porter on On30… I love narrow gauge and couldn’t resist. I will probably just look at it awhile but maybe one day I will get that little shelf layout built. I had a garden loop in 16mm back home… way too cold to do that here.
Can we have a railway thread in the pub?.. Bob will come visit too I suspect…
Graham